St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-01
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Four births and three deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday.
Girls waiting for places at Kent's Package
delivery. 200 West Seventh street.
COL Brandt will go to Duluth to-day to be-
gin the inspection OF the state militia.
A gymnastic exhibition will be given by
the ST. Paul Turnverein Monday evening.
| For money to loan on real estate at lowest
rates, no delay. interest payable here, see f.
S. Chittenden.
Ed Hilton has been presented by some
friends with an elegant India ink picture of
himself, IN costly frame.
The council committee on fire department
will recommend the building of new double
! engine house on the West side.
Edwin Sweeter has received from the gov
ernor notice of his appointment as a notary
public for term of seven years.
| The water mains on the low service will be
| cleaned to-day. The water will not be shut
off, but it may be roily between the hours of s
and II O'Clock.
Ben Levy, the pawnbroker. has reopened
at the old place, 81 East Seventh street, near
Wabasha, aud is prepared TO loan money on
all goods OF value.
The department was called to small fire in
the woodward OF p. +. Richie 81 Son, ia
West Fifth street, yesterday morning. The
damage was slight.
The monthly statement of the state
treasurer shows the actual amount OF cash in
the treasury at the close of business yester-
day to be 1896, 552 50.
The report of the St. Paul water works for
the month OF April shows the following:
Total cash handled, $6S. S55.6l; disbursements
$50, 1859 "a; balance on hand, $S,2s5.67
Miles & Hale, successors to c. c. Miles,
have removed TO their new stand, No. 474
jackson street, above Eighth, where they
will be pleased to meet all their old custom
ers.
Monday, Maya, will be Arbor day at the
st. Paul kindergarten, on Mackubin street.
| near st. Johns church. 1t will be good time
| for parents or persons interested in the kim
dergarten to visit it.
| Bank olearings yesterday. S58S, $685. 40; for
| the week, S3,574. 1888; corresponding week
| last year, So, sol, 5S64l: for the month, S16,-
| 2l3, S28.06; for the corresponding month last
year, $10,414 Sc.
City Treasurer REFS monthly statement
| shows total disbursement of city funds of
| S246, 81, and balance of $ll3.790.57. The
! total disburS ements of the school funds since
| July Ii, 1856, have amounted to 1912, IT'S. H.
| leaving balance Of $29,3S5.92.
The St. Paul Turnverin will give a benefit
to its teacher, Prof. C. J. Hermann on Mon
| day, May 2, at Turner hail. when all the
classes: consisting of young ladies, children
and men will give an exhibition OF light gym
| nastics, marching, etc.
| At the Gospel Temperance Union and
| Bethel Mssion,5S East Seventh street, a meet
ing for deaf-mutes will be held this morning
at 1880; song service at p. M; gospel
meeting this evening at $780, with brief ad-
dresses by MessrS. Brant and Mcleod.
The entertainment at the Temperance and
Bethel rooms last evening consisted of vocal
| numbers by Mcs. McCarron, and an address
| on Holland and Hollanders' by Mrs. p. A.
Bergsma. A number of pictures and curiosl-
ties were passed through the audience for
| inspection.
The Salvation army has leased the hall
formerly occupied by them corner Fifth and
| Minnesota streets, and will continue to hold
meetings there. Staff Capt. FishbIatt and
| Capt. Ryan, of Minneapolis, will address the
| meeting tonight Sunday services will be
held at II a. M, p. H., and p. m.
| George Bros. q Miller have sold this week
141 feet on St.. Anthony avenue, near Rice,
for Alexander Sternberg, for S5,400; four lots
| on Leslie avenue, near Chatsworth, for $S,25U;
corner Of Selby and Grotto for $4,000; two
| lots in Anna +. Ramsey's addition, on Selby
avenue, for $4,000; twenty acres in West St.
| Paul for S., 600; seven lots in Riverside Park
| for from $500 to $500 each.
The committee on real estate of the board
| of education held a long executive session
| last night to consider plans for the new
schools at HamlIne, st. Anthony park, Mae
| alester and Como. Plans were submitted by
| the following architects: Wirth & Haas,
| Wilcox Johnson, Radcliffe, Ife, Ulrici,
Gauger, Hand, Hamilton and Mccarthy. The
committee will report next Monday evening.
| John Peterson, one of the newly-appointed
patrolmen on the police force, while coming
to the central station to report for duty yes
| terday afternoon, stopped in saloon at 1928
East Seventh street to show his new uniform
| to crowd of admiring friends. While exhib-
itlng his revolver, it was accidentally dis
| charged. the bali passing through the left
arm OF Henry Lindgren.